Plastic model 1/6 Honda CRF1000L Africa Twin "Big Scale Series No. 42" Display Model [16042]

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product explanation ■ Dakar rally called the world's toughest motor sports. In the late 1980's, which had won the two-wheel category, Honda launched the XRV 650, a replica of the work machine NXR 750, in 1988.
The first bike with the African Twins nickname was a big off-road bike with a lot of attention around Europe, creating a new category called Adventure Tourer.
The model sold in August 2000 was finally finished in Japan, but it has not been known that the persistent popularity will decline thereafter, and the new African twin "CRF1000L" debuts in 2015. The semi-double cradle frame is equipped with a 998 cc water-cooled 4-stroke in-line 2-cylinder engine that exhibits 92 horsepower (domestic specification in Japan).
The style has inherited the African twin tradition of large fuel tanks, dual headlights, front 21 with an emphasis on off-road driving, and rear 18-inch tires.
In addition, a dual clutch transmission (DCT) equipped model that does not require clutch operation was set, and various maneuverability became a topic. Also equipped with electronic devices that support the rider when traveling off road, such as G (gravel mode) switch and selectable torque control.
With the concept of "Go anywhere", it has gained great popularity all over the world as a bike that enjoys comfortable long touring in a wide range of scenes from on-road to off-road.

The tire is made of hollow rubber with a rich texture that is engraved with a realistic tread pattern.
Headlight reflectors, muffler covers, rearview mirror surface, emblems of the front cowl, etc. Use shiny plated parts.
Use a vinyl pipe for the throttle wire and brake hose.
Set up two types of slide marks for marking and different types of mask seals.

【Product Details】
When completed: Overall length about 389 mm, overall width about 158 ​​mm